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iMessage, WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger might need to “interoperate” with smaller platforms in the EU
The European Union could soon enforce big tech companies like Apple and Facebook to open up their messaging platforms, such as WhatsApp and iMessage, to work with small-scale messaging apps.
Google executive says Apple is 'using peer pressure and bullying' to lock people into iMessage and ecosystem
A Google Senior executive accused Apple of 'using peer pressure and bullying' to lock their users into using iMessage and the Apple ecosystem.
Major changes to iMessage are coming soon
It seems that WWDC 2021 will be packed with surprises, where we expect to get several new features in iMessage and more
Of course Apple could’ve made iMessage for Android but it didn’t
It would hurt Apple if they make iMessage available for Android since it would remove the obstacle for people between platforms
Apple sued over iMessage, FaceTime encryption patent infringement
Finnish company MPH Technologies got Apple sued over patent infringement. iMessage and FaceTime are infringing its patents.
Can we stop blaming Google for Chat’s lack of end-to-end encryption?
Google's new Chat app is not even out yet, and already being criticized for its approach and lack of encryption. Read more as to our take of why that is.
iMessage for Android may come at WWDC
The encrypted messaging service that is currently exclusive to iPhones and iPads may expand to welcome in the people of the green bubble: Android.
Patent firm Voip-Pal looks for $7 billion as it sues Apple, AT&T, Verizon
Voip-Pal is looking for $7 billion in cumulative damages from the suits against the three companies or licensing agreements.
iMessage and FaceTime may not be as private as Apple claims
Learn more about how possible it is for anyone to read your iMessage or watch a FaceTime conversation that you could have with other people.
Why Are We Still Using SMS?
Earlier this month, Verizon Wireless announced that it was targeting a date sometime in 2013 for delivery of a new service to its customers. The new feature isn't a high-speed data option or device upgrade policy, but something much more mundane or…